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dejagnu and README.snapshots obsolete?
From: |
John W. Eaton |
Subject: |
dejagnu and README.snapshots obsolete? |
Date: |
Mon, 26 Jan 2009 23:24:31 -0500 |
On 24-Jan-2009, Thorsten Meyer wrote:
| while looking for a place to put tests for struct array indexing I came across
| comments like this in the test scripts in the test directory:
|
| ## Automatically generated from DejaGNU files
|
| They confused me, because those files are managed by mercurial and no longer
| automatically generated during the build process (and I had no idea what
dejagnu
| is and what is has to do with octave). May I suggest that we remove those
comments?
DejaGNU is a testing framework. The files were automatically
converted, once. So at the least, I think the message should be
changed, but it could also be deleted.
| Also there is a reference to the dejagnu framework (and other things which are
| no longer valid as far as I can see) in README.snapshots. Could that file also
| be removed (or replaced by a short reference to the contribution chapter in
the
| manual)?
This file should probably be edited and moved to the octave-www CVS
archive and placed alongside snapshots in the ftp directory.
jwe